Fulden Yildirim Donmez
,
Fuat Buyuklu
,
Feride Kural Emiroglu
,
Mehmet Coskun

ABSTRACT

Tortuosity of the internal carotid artery is rarely seen in otolaryngologic practice. It can be presented with abnormal sensation or may be asymptomatic. Diagnosis is important especially if a surgical procedure is planned and CT can be preferred as the diagnostic modality. In this case, we present a tortuous internal carotid artery, causing an oropharyngeal bulging, mimicking a mass lesion, diagnosed by computed tomography.

Keywords:

Tortuosity, Internal carotid artery, CT

VOLUME

2

,

ISSUE

7
September 2008
Correspondence
Fulden Yildirim Donmez
Email
fuldemyildirim@yahoo.com
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